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Let's begin by saying that there's a stark difference between being tired and burned out. We've all been there when getting out of bed on a gloomy autumn day seems impossible and staying focused at a desk an insurmountable feat. Days like these are … [Read more...] about Studies Suggest Work Burnout Causes Poor Financial Decision Making
Leadership abilities are invaluable in the workplace when it comes to furthering your career. A good leader rises to the top of any occasion. They take the lead even among peers, not forcefully, but with a helping hand. Leaders stand out in the … [Read more...] about How Can I Learn to be a Better Leader in The Workplace?
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In a word: sue. Injury and accident lawsuits can and do take many forms. That being said, the basic elements and stages tend to remain consistent. Let’s talk a bit about some of those stages and elements and find out what to do if you obtain an … [Read more...] about What to Do When You Get Injured Through No Fault of Your Own
On our recent family road trip to Florida my son tapped me repeatedly on the shoulder and excitedly pointed out the window towards a Sonic fast-food restaurant. Since we don't have Sonic in our area, and we had heard the ice cream was very good, we … [Read more...] about Do You Tip At Sonic?
